The pie charts illustrate the
units
of electricity produced by fuel sources in two countries, Use synonyms
Denmark
and Use synonyms
Germany
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in
1978 and 1998.
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, in
Overall
, Linking Words
it is clear that
in Linking Words
Denmark
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coal
was the dominant fuel source throughout the period, Punctuation problem
, coal
while
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Germany
saw a massive shift towards nuclear power by 1998. Use synonyms
Furthermore
, the total production in these two countries increased significantly, reaching the same total of 160 Linking Words
units
in 1998.
In Use synonyms
Denmark
, the amount of electricity from coal witnessed a sharp jump from 53 in 1978 to roughly 122 in 1998. Comparing the same source in Use synonyms
Germany
, it showed a slight decrease in Use synonyms
units
from 22 in 1978 to 20 in 1998. Use synonyms
Similarly
, nuclear power in Linking Words
Germany
presented a dramatic increase from only 11 in 1978 to 111 in 1998, which is a significant growth for Use synonyms
this
source.
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However
, in Linking Words
Denmark
, natural gas production declined from 15 Use synonyms
units
in 1978 to only 2 Use synonyms
in
1998. Check wording
units in
Additionally
, a decrease was Linking Words
also
seen in Linking Words
Germany
, where it fell from 22 Use synonyms
units
in 1978 to 6 in 1998. Oil experienced a similar decline in these countries. In 1978, the oil Use synonyms
units
in Use synonyms
Denmark
fell from 7 to only 2 Use synonyms
in
1998. Change preposition
by
Similarly
, Linking Words
Germany
's oil production started at 20 Use synonyms
units
in 1978 and remained stable at 20 Use synonyms
units
in 1998.Use synonyms